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Virtual Viking, Images and animations of the Viking landing sites
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post Feb 25 2013, 02:40 PM
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I think the value of that razor sharp pan is considerable. Seeing the entire area in context to itself is really different than in seeing just segments of it. My impression all along was that landing site was pretty level all around, but it isn't. Looking at the whole thing you really see the dips and rises and and elevation changes and appreciate just how much topography is there. The site is FAR more interesting than it was 30+ years ago, LOL.
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